Lucigen - Doll-like * A compilation of tracks from Lucigen's now-out-of-print early cassettes. Super lo-fi but brimming with creativity. - CD, $6.00

Lucigen - Blue, Grey, Black and Empty * The first Lucigen cd. 14 tracks littered with sappy love songs, abrasive experimental grunge and nightmarish sound collages. "This could be the first psycho/grunge/thrash/rock/opera," raves the Raging Smolder Music Review. - CD, $6.00
song clip (.rm): "Make You Sick"

Lucigen - Painted Smile * Raging fuzz rock with touches of candy melody. - CD, $6.00
song clip (.rm): "Skrews and Nails"

Lucigen - Xylomancy * Lucigen’s new album! 16 tracks filled to the brim with raw energy. Stomping power chords, buzzing bass, hard-hitting choruses, and distorted, off-kilter grooves provide a dizzying backdrop while refined pop riffs or a catchy vocal hook offsets the band’s dissonance and draws the listener in. - CD, $6.00
song clip (.rm): "Anything"

the Paper Dolls - Programming the Robot Army * 30 minute masterpiece of spontaneous composition on a theme. Recorded and mixed in 75 minutes. Simulates the construction and destruction of a futuristic robot army using basic rock instrumentation. - 60 min CS, $3.00
song clip (.rm): "Programming"

Salvia Divinorum - On a Medical Afternoon - The sound of grunge and its predecessors imploding. Brainiac eats Radiohead's brain while Scratch Acid and Sonic Youth scream with horror and ecstasy. * CD, $6.00
song clip (.mp3): "Christmas Not Prison"

Sullen - Paint the Moon - An early and now scarce release of Sullen's latest album. Super-limited in quantity! Has a smaller tracklist than the re-release. "Arguably the best rock disc released in 2002." - the Common Space * CD, $6.00
song clip (.mp3): "Girls are Gross"

Terminus Victor - Mastering the Revels - 9 songs marked with infectious guitar, epileptic bass, and vigorous vocals . * CD, $6.00
song clip (.mp3): "Taking the Advantage"